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Transfer Student Planning Resources

Transfer planning guides

Course transfer planning guides are available for all seven colleges at Marquette. Click the link below to receive a planning guide for your program. 

Credit transfer and Transferology

An official course evaluation is completed and delivered as part of the formal transfer application process. A preliminary unofficial credit evaluation can be conducted by using鈥�. 

• Create a Transferology account at the link below. (It's free.) 
• Enter the school name where you plan to take or have taken a course. 
• Enter the department name of the course and select the course you have taken or plan to take. The course(s) you select will appear on the right side of your screen. 
• After you have entered all your courses, click on the green 鈥淪earch for Matches鈥� button. 
• If any "maybe" courses appear, click "Request More Information" to have your courses sent to Marquette Admissions and evaluated for credit. 
• Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at鈥�admissions@marquette.edu鈥痮r (414) 288-7302 for assistance. 

Guaranteed admission and articulation agreements

Marquette has established partnerships with nearly 20 community and technical colleges to better serve students during the transfer process. Review the list of partner schools and submit a participation form for a guaranteed admission or articulation agreement.  
 

Golden Eagle Advantage Pathway 

The Golden Eagle Advantage is a transfer pathway for 糖心logo High School, St. Augustine Prep, Cristo Rey Jesuit Milwaukee and Messmer High School graduates to earn a 糖心logo degree. MUHS graduates first enroll at Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) and complete recommended transferrable course work prior to transferring to 糖心logo to complete their bachelor鈥檚 degree. 
 

Transfer scholarships

糖心logo offers a number of transfer-specific merit-based scholarships to help offset the cost of attendance. These awards celebrate the academic achievement of students transferring to Marquette to complete their undergraduate degrees. 
 
Transfer Scholarships